The leader of the list "Go change" in Belgrade Savo Manojlović he said at the press conference that the mandates will be verified, and then councilors will leave the assemblies and refuse councilor fees, because in a different scenario those mandates would go to the ruling parties.
He stated that his colleagues from the list "Biramo Beograd" were informed about that decision, adding that the "Kreni-permeni" movement will not leave the Niš City Assembly.
The leader of the Kreni-promeni movement said that "because of the election malpractice that took place" they refuse to participate in this way "in a complete violation of the Constitution and democracy".
Manojlović said that the basic idea for civil disobedience was for all opposition lists to agree on it, but there is no such cooperation, which is why Kreni-permeni is turning to the citizens.
"We will continue the fight through legal means, 43 objections were submitted in the Municipality of Novi Belgrade, the entire opposition in Nis submitted 30 objections, we will not leave the citizens or other people from the opposition in the lurch," Manojlović said.
He stated that "Kreni-promeni" is not leaving the assembly in Niš because that would make it impossible for the citizens to fight.
"That would be complete sabotage, like a boycott." "We are fighting for a change of government in Niš and we support that struggle, and the direction of that struggle will be decided by the local opposition, among which Dr. Dragan Milić achieved the best individual result," said Manojlović.
The leader of the Move-change movement also wrote on the X social network that "breaking the record is a transition from autocracy to dictatorship."
"We will fight with the citizens in the next elections and on the streets to defend the Fair, the General Staff and Serbia from Rio Tinto. And we will never, ever give up! We continue the fight with legal means and outside the institutions!", wrote Manojlović on this social network.